Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-09-16
IN TOWN and OUT.
Landlord Bettomlex is in Steele.

Fostmaster Wiley, OF Livons, was In
town Wednesday.
Mr.. U. S. Shelly left Tuesday on hii
return home to Ohio.
z Assessor Haak was . visitor to the
county seat, Tuesday.
Go to H. H. Days, Bismarck, for jew.
elry, watches, repairing, etc.
A Sabbath school concert will take
place next Sunday evening, at 8 e'clock,
in the Willismspert school-house.
r. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
The Rev. G. P. Williams will preach IN
the Danbury schoolhouse at 2 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 1s. All are in
yitsd to attend.
Strayed-That same white male pig il
still missing. We have lately learned
that he Is blooded pig. and now we
want him worse than ever.
/? There was heavy frost Wednesday
night; but the only things it captured
from the farmers were some green toma,
toes and some few patches of very late
corn. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Swartz, son-in.law
ane daughter of Squire souttwick. came
out from Toledo, Ohio, recently, and have
made their home in the Beaver Greek
country.
The heavy rains have put the ground
in good condition for plowing. They
have also brought the second crop of wild
mustard above the ground. where the
frost can get whack at it.
The RECORD has on exhibition lot, Of
EARLY Minnesota corn grown on the farm
of Mr.. John McCrory, near Winona. I,
is fully ripe. red in color, and the ear,
average nearly = foot IN length.
= Squire Southwlck and his store on
wheels visited the Williamsport country
last week. Mr.. S. carries well-assorted
stock Of goods, and his prices arc quite
reasonable. His visits are great &C
commodation to the people.
The first meeting of the Shakespeare
Club was held Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Herrlck. Mrs
Herrick was chosen leader. The TEN
pest will be taken up at the SECOND
noatino uh;oh mill ha bold oow& T,,
evening at the same place.
Sheriff Wade was in town Tuesday
He brought over mammoth pumpkin
which is now on exhibition at this Office
also couple of "China squashes," which
are said to bs among the best favored o1
the squash family. The vegetables were
grown on his farm at Horsehead.
Do you know why the general health Of
Missouri Slope citizens is SO good ani
the business of the dentists SO poor? 1t i.
because our citizens get good, wholesome
meats of George Gussner, at Bismarck
and do not have to wreck their teeth by
wrestling with ole.leather steak.
Bismarck Tribune: Prof. L. Huber
father of Mr.. John Huber, of the Tribune
Office, has been elected professor of Latir
and Greek in McPhersen college. Kansas
He is one Of the most accomplished Latir
and Greek scholars on the continent, anG
for years has been professor of those Ian
guages in the. Ashland (Ohio) college.
Everybody living on the Missour
Slope knows DR.. Dunn, the old. timer
In purchasing drugs the public has TO de
pend largely on the dealers statements
as to quality and prices. Nobody eve
had reason to complain Of his dealings
with the firm of Dunn & Co. Therefore
when in Bismarck, be sure to call on them
We desire to give notice that anythins
which it is desired to have published il
the RECORD must be handed in by Tues
day evening. If received later than tha
time we cannot promise its appearance il
the succeeding issue. This refers to mat
ters Of local nature-to communication
and notices which can just as we'll be sea
in early as late.
The Beaver Creek country is blessed il
its mail carrier. Mr.. A. H. Morrison ha
missed but enc trip since he took the con
tract, more than two years ago. On tha
solitary occasion he had to dig himsel
out of his house through the snow, ant
then dig his horse out of the stable. B,
the time his task was done the day wa
pretty far gone.
'Mr. D. H. Yeater, who returned iron
Bismarck Monday, reports that Messrs
Kelly and Snyder are improving. Ton
KellY's chief trouble seems to be with hi
stomach, which is almost wholly unabl
to retain food. The RECORD and all ou
citizens are very sorry for the great set
back that their long sickness, right in tn
busy season, has put upon two of ou
hardest-working settlers.
X The time draws nigh when the citizen
Of Emmons County will begin hauling
their wheat to Bismarck. Every one will
then want to lay in a supply of groceries
and all will desire to deal with firm til a
they feel assured keeps only fresh an
pure goods in stock, and that is satisfie
with reasonable margin Of profit. Georg
Jennings bears this reputation, and if yo
deal with him you will make no mistake
+ Hardly mail comes that does not brin
to the RECORD letters asking for maps Q
Emmons County, regarding location an
prices of railroad lands, etc. There hs
been no man of this county printed in